Sentence examples for are recognisable to from inspiring English sources
Only a handful of the galleries at Art Dubai are recognisable to the many people here on the bandwagon of the western art fair circuit.
Wegner, who died last month, was never the household name he deserved to be, even if his illustrations are recognisable to anyone who's seen them – and the ones in Fattypuffs and Thinifers are some of his best.
Talking to the old salts on the harbour and mooching around the churchyard up on the East Cliff, Stoker assembled a catalogue of local myths and stories that are recognisable to anyone familiar with the Dracula story.
I must point out that high-level BBC female executives were squirming at the fact that Jay Hunt's list of big-name female presenters who are recognisable to mainstream audiences – included in her witness statement for Ms Miriam O'Reilly v British Broadcasting Corporation – totalled just 12, one of whom was Hancock, 77.
A further dimension of social context is genre, which configures variations in field, mode and tenor in regular patterns that are recognisable to members of a culture.
This way of thinking would also have been recognisable to their intellectual forefathers.
The syndrome is recognisable to any observer of politics, even to past politicians.
Slouchy trouser suits and crisp shirt dresses were recognisable to fans of the house.
The technique would be recognisable to the fishermen's ancestors who have worked these waters for hundreds of years.
In April, Nasa released pictures showing just two tiny, imprecise dots — Pluto and its largest moon, Charon, though they wouldn't have been recognisable to anyone but experts.
